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Disco 30

#8 on this list

Disco 30

Nemo Equipment

Spoon shape and gills for knee-bend and heat dumping. Comfortable for restless sleepers.

Price
$269 MSRP
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Alsek 22°

#9 on this list

Alsek 22°

Katabatic Gear

Small-shop quilt with a serious draft collar. Preferred by long-distance hikers.

Price
$269 MSRP
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Disco 30 versus Alsek 22° specifications
SpecDisco 30Alsek 22°
Temperature Rating30°F / -1°C22°F (-5°C)
Insulation Type650 FP Hydrophobic Down
ShapeSpoon
Shell Fabric30D Nylon Ripstop w/ DWRPertex Quantum or similar ultralight nylon
Lining Fabric30D Nylon Taffeta
ZipperLeft Side
MakerKatabatic Gear
TypeSleeping Quilt
Fill Type850+ or 900+ Fill Power Goose Down
Best ForUltralight backpacking, thru-hiking

What our reviewers liked and didn't

Disco 30

  • Exceptional comfort for side and restless sleepers due to unique Spoon shape
  • Thermo Gills effectively regulate temperature and prevent overheating
  • Hydrophobic down performs better in damp conditions than untreated down
  • Durable shell fabric stands up to regular use in the backcountry
  • Draft collar and zipper baffle provide effective cold air sealing
  • Heavier and bulkier than ultralight mummy bags with similar temperature ratings
  • 650-fill power down is good but not top-tier for warmth-to-weight ratio
  • Not ideal for extreme cold, best suited for true three-season use

Alsek 22°

  • Exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio
  • Superior draft collar for effective cold air seal
  • Secure and effective pad attachment system
  • Premium materials and meticulous craftsmanship
  • Excellent compressibility for packability
  • Ethically sourced, high-fill-power down
  • Higher price point compared to mass-produced alternatives
  • Quilt style may not suit all sleepers (e.g., side sleepers used to bags)
  • Requires a separate sleeping pad for insulation below
  • Slight learning curve for optimal setup

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